A small amount of thrill and risk is something that everyone like. Still, gambling? That is a trap, not a get-rich-quick plan. The house always wins. Look, I have nothing against establishing businesses and making money. Still, gambling is not the best approach to go about it. It is suckling you in and stealing your money. And you pursue it more in the hopes of that huge win the more you lose. Its a vicious cycle, and its not worth it.
I dont bet foolishly; I take measured risks. So follow my advise, make a limit, stick to it, and approach it more like fun than a job. Be not ashamed if you're already too far in. Seek assistance, get back on track. You are stronger than you believe, and you are deserving of better.
It's true what you said, gambling is not something that can be used as a quick way to get rich, even though there is luck that might make us get a big win, it's very unlikely, so don't get your hopes up that the gambling you do can make us get a win that can change your life. drastically. Gambling is basically a business owned by someone, and their goal is to make a profit from the many people who gamble, so it is a given that the casino owner will always win. Some gamblers who win are of course lucky, but the win they get is someone else's loss. and let's say the winnings that the house gives to the players are smaller than the profits they get, maybe 10/9, so even though they give winnings to several players, they still get a profit.
Setting limits is indeed necessary, because to minimize big losses we must have regular limits from various aspects, such as funding allocated to gambling, time allocated to gambling as well as actions. If we can have limits that are set and done well then big losses will not occur, apart from that many people experience big losses because they don't have limits and maybe that's because they have too much hope in gambling.